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Votes at a glance: key House actions March 2–3, 2011
Summary
The Utah House passed a package of bills and resolutions on March 2–3, 2011. Notable recorded results: HB 477 (Government Records Amendments) passed 61–12; HB 330 (budgetary procedure cleanup) passed 69–0; HJR44 (Freedom Academy 50th anniversary) passed 68–0; HJR31 passed 54–13; HCR12 passed 56–8; HB 54 (Electronic Communications and Public Meetings, final passage) passed 71–0.
During floor action March 2–3, 2011, the Utah House considered multiple bills and resolutions and recorded several final votes or concurrence actions that the clerk announced on the record. The following is a concise list of items with the vote outcomes reported on the floor:
- House Bill 477 (Government Records Amendments): Passed the House 61 yes, 12 no; transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3 30 (Budgetary Procedure Amendment / HB 330 as reported on the floor): Passed under suspension 69 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HJR44 (Fiftieth anniversary of Freedom Academy): Passed 68 yes, 0 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HJR31 (Resolution urging self-sufficiency and referencing the Utah Enabling Act): Passed 54 yes, 13 no; transmitted to the Senate. - HCR12 (Concurrent resolution opposing Interior Department wilderness reinventory policies): Passed 56 yes, 8 no; transmitted to the Senate. - Third substitute House Bill 54 (Electronic Communications and Public Meetings): Final passage 71 yes, 0 no; will be returned to the Senate for the President’s signature. - First Substitute House Bill 73 (motor carrier transportation indemnity/grama): Passed 67 yes, 2 no; returned to the Senate.
Several other bills were read, referred to Rules or placed on the consent calendar; the clerk and committee chairs reported multiple committee recommendations across Business & Labor, Education, Health & Human Services, Public Utilities and Retirement committees. The House adjourned until March 4, 2011.
